Betts offers a full range of casting nets from the economical Tyzac to the Pro Series. Whatever the size of your bait or your budget, our broad selection of Betts Nets means that you’re sure to catch a net that’s perfect for your prey. Aeronautically-designed for full spread and low wind resistance with fully balanced weights for fast sinking around quick swimming bait. All Betts Nets feature braided leadlines with hard center cores to reduce kinking with twin selvage on both the horn and leadline for triple strength. Knots are double tied and epoxy-sealed with weights additionally secured by triple knots to reduce sagging. Packaged in see-thru polypropylene Utility Box with tamper-proof latch with complete instructions for successful casting.

Tyzac: Break into casting without breaking the bank with this entry-level net that offers tremendous value and top-quality features. Available in either a Utility Box or Vinyl bag (3/8" only).

Old Salt: A long-time favorite worthy of its name-these nets are asked for by name more than any other.

Betts Blue: Designed for conditions or bait that call for a blue net that is heavier and stronger than the Old Salt or Tyzac.

Sea Green: The same quality and features as the Blue, but with the netting, handline and leadline in Betts’ exclusive Sea Green color.

1/4" Mesh: An affordable, top quality net for bigger bait.

Buddy Nets: Highly visible, brightly colored Chartreuse (NonGlare) net that is a great way to get the whole family involved in the sport.

No Spook: Under some conditions sunlight reflecting on even the best clear mono net can cause glare and shadow which spooks the bait instantly. The No Spook is the ideal solution to that situation, a camouflage version of the Old Salt that is almost invisible in or out of the water.

Super Pro: When you need a top-notch panel net the Pro Series offers custom-made quality at up to half of the price of a handmade net.

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